William Farrish person
also known as: Wm. Farrish, Bill Farrish
Summary: A western miner at Carlisle who employed Chinamen and was threatened by rustlers.
Completeness: 58/100 Grade D
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employed
Chinamen for surface work building roads and running open cut— 1883
cited from I returned to Santa Fe a month later and… (1891) · +1 morepecting pan. The gold was mostly coarse
and very bright. The fine gold required amal-
gamating. There being no quicksilver the re-
maining pulp was taken to Taos, and there
amalgamated. The proceeds of that sack of
ore netted 937 ounces of …
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mine at Carlisle— 1883
cited from I returned to Santa Fe a month later and… (1891) · +1 morepecting pan. The gold was mostly coarse
and very bright. The fine gold required amal-
gamating. There being no quicksilver the re-
maining pulp was taken to Taos, and there
amalgamated. The proceeds of that sack of
ore netted 937 ounces of …
Sources (2)
In the summer of ’83, soon after the estab-… ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details
I returned to Santa Fe a month later and… ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details